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Brush Up for Better Dog Health

How often do you think about your dog’s oral health? If your answer is “not much,” you’re not alone. Periodontal disease affects nearly 90% of dogs over three years old, making it one of the most common yet overlooked health issues in pets. But here’s the good news: a new study reveals how a simple […]

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Protect Your Dog from Heartworms: Act Fast for the Best Care

What if your furry companion was diagnosed with heartworms, a potentially life-threatening parasite. As you grapple with the news, the veterinarian explains a treatment plan but mentions waiting a couple of months to start part of it. You might wonder: Why wait when every moment counts? A recent review challenges the traditional approach of delaying […]

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How Your Love for Your Dog Can Boost Your Health

Imagine this: It’s a chilly morning, and your dog is bouncing with excitement at the door, leash in mouth. You may not feel like bundling up for a walk, but you do it anyway. Why? Because you love your dog. But what if that love was also boosting your health in ways you didn’t even […]

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Why Do Dogs Act Differently When We Cry?

Have you ever noticed your dog behaving unusually when you’re feeling down? Maybe they snuggle closer, nudge your hand, or stare into your eyes. These behaviors aren’t random—they might be your dog’s way of showing empathy. A fascinating new study sheds light on how dogs communicate when humans are in distress, offering insights into their […]

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Harnessing AI to Strengthen Rabies Surveillance in Pet Communities

Imagine a world where we could predict the likelihood of rabies in animals, especially those with unknown vaccination histories, with a few clicks on a smartphone. This would be incredibly valuable for pet owners and communities, especially in areas where veterinary resources are limited. In fact, a recent study brings us closer to this vision. […]

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How You and Your Dog Can Fight Obesity Together

If you’re a dog owner, you know that the bond between you and your furry friend is a special one. But did you know that your health might be more closely linked to your dog’s health than you think? A recent study conducted at pet festivals across New England has found a strong connection between […]

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Understanding Heartworm Disease: What Pet Owners Need to Know

Heartworm disease is one of the most serious parasitic threats to dogs, causing severe health issues and even death. It’s caused by Dirofilaria immitis, a parasite transmitted through mosquito bites. These worms live in the heart, lungs, and blood vessels of affected animals, creating significant health problems. While heartworm disease is a growing concern, the […]

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A Clearer Future: Treating Cataracts in Dogs

As pet owners, we want the best for our furry companions, and that includes ensuring they live healthy and happy lives. One condition that can significantly impact your dog’s quality of life is cataracts, a leading cause of vision impairment. But the good news is, thanks to advancements in veterinary medicine, there are effective treatments […]

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When Your Dog Eats Chocolate: What to Do and Why It Matters

Most dog owners know chocolate is toxic to dogs, but do you know why? What actually happens when a dog eats chocolate? And, if your dog gets into your candy stash, how serious could it be? Recent research helps answer these questions by analyzing cases of chocolate ingestion in dogs. Understanding the science behind chocolate […]

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